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Show I MABMADUKE Wednesday, July 8, 1964 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 2A By Anderson And Leeming 2 'Narf Votes IS r Official spcreey Wednesday (UPI) surveillance of a group of Soviet .ships Including two submarines in the Mediterranean Sea by r warfare units. U.S, Navy ' . Informed sources . Tuesday attached no special signifl-cance to the presence of the Soviet force, but' it was described as the largest number of Russian ships yet to enter-t- he Mediterranean. It had every right. to be there, sources said, Justus the U.S. 6th Fleet has been ateaming in the ' " T same waters for many years. ' .'Thei, Russian naval unit was understood to be made up of two conventionally-powere- d submarines, at least one and several auxiliary ships and to be- - engaged in " routine submarine operations. Efforts by the Soviet subs to elude the U.S. Navy 'antisubmarine groups were reported to have: been futile. ' I For an , unknown , reason, the Defense Department refused to acknowledge the game. The Russian navy ships were believed to have entered the Mediterranean from the Black Sea through the Dardanelles and from the Atlantic through the Straits of Gibraltar, WASHINGTON shrouded the two-wee- y hihtur A Aria Nawi pap m Auett'oureev . Circulation Oft lew, J3 Ricfiara Sdltorlal Advertising ana Circulation at . Mamber ' St. t-wain St Estabilalttd iuna IS,, list. Aubllanaa Entarad at tn Salt Laki aacH avanins City Post Office as aacona elamuttei UJBUCAGO: 141 S. tito. J. , 3 - - fw m ww"'!" K"i i. V. - WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. offidaftf jiald, Wednesday ( Rus- sia s new proposal foFTpemaT nent United Nations force apparently is the Kremlins response to recent . suggestions .that"1 some action be taken along this line. As such, the Soviet plan wijl naturally receive most careful study here, officials added. They said it undoubtedly contains considerable propaganda but must be regarded as a serious effort to meet a major problem. 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It doesn't Francisco the bill Among would authorize $340 million in federal grants to help finance locally planned public and private projects in housing, health, slum clearance and technical training. There also would be loans and grants for farmers and small business proprietors in depressed areas. The heart of the bill is a series of youth programs, including a job corps providing education and job trainvoluning and a teer domestic Peace Corps to projhelp with local ects on request. ,ii vvjjrt tsiag? A n f UPI)-- -. James R. Hoffas thief defense attorney Th Daaarat Newt PubtlaMne Company assume no responsibility tor manuscripts Wednesday demanded a directed and enetoerapna contrlbutod Photographs and artlclaa may ba rsorlnted only with verdict of acquittal in the Teamwrittan pormlstlon glvtn In advance. sters Union presidnets $25 mil. CARRIie MLIVIIV PATH Otto mon'h tdAtly only) IJC .. ,) lion fraud trial.; Six months (dally an tv) paid to . ;y .advanca Ona yaar (dally only) pad to Maurice Walshs attorney. for advanca Sit Ona month (dally and Sundavl I 1 the court that the - Hoffa,; told had Six months dally and puna ay) failed to prove tu government paid in advanca -Ona yaar (dally and Sunday! tala that Hoffa had any connection 124 to Advanca to an alleged scheme to defraud MAIL DIUVIRY RATH Wall daily with carrlar sarvlct an Suit : day ana month, fljii ilk montht, At O.SOi the Teamster pension fund. Ona yaar, U). The federal ended government ! n Wall daily and Sunday, ana Saturday only by mall, alx montht. t2i weeks of testimony and argu ana yaar, U.to (availnbla only in araai ment when. It rested Its case without carriar aarvlca). to ' All mail tubacrlotiana Mvabia art against the men Tuesday.' to AW at Conarow, according well-know- n leged youth. ;. , The House - Lkbor Committee has approved a similar bill. Neither measure will get House or Senate floor action at least until after the GOP national conSan vention starting Monday-i- Acquit Hoffq, Lawyer Asks ... . x Salt Lake City high-priori- . r to all WRITERS . r Desebet Ueys (UPl)-Presi-- dent Johnsons election-- ear war on poverty bill sailed through the Senate Labor Committee Tuesday. Of its. 15 members, only GOP Sens. ' Barry Goldwater (Ariz.) and John G. Tower (Texas), voted against ' the measure. The bill, a Johnson request, would put' $962.5 rirSiUion into a variety of programs ainjed at helping poverty-stricke- n Communities and individuals, especially underprivi- - IV far-flun- WASHINGTON ; .. -- . k .. could not concur with the report matters was taken for the pun. because the investigation, h a s pose. of. whitewashing the or for the purpose never been completed. The minority accused the Democrats of of protecting any persoqr or per- -' using their numerical superior- sons from disclosure of t b e i r ity tp frustrate and beat down wrongdoings is totally without ... every effort on the part of the support in fact minority to call witnesses and The Democrats conceded that additional evidence .could be ob complete the investigation. The Democrats, in a majority tained but said that It would only commented!'' Any sug- be repretitious and cumulative. investigation into Bakers report, that the action of this Such action could result in exgestion g business ventures, asserted that the former Senate committee with respect to these posure for. exposures sake. aide Vwas guilty of gross improprieties." In a searate report, the committees Republicans complained the investiga tion had not gone far enough into Bakers activities. The report, issued by t h e around commlttees slx Democrats, said that is substantial part of BakNew York; book pubers activities involved a conflict , A representative of a lisher will soon be in Salt Lake City to interview writers. of interest with his official His purpose is to uncover manuscripts worthy of publicaduties. tion. Fiction, The THING for you! report pictured poetry, juveniles, collections of. short stories or articles, religious, specialized and even Baker as a public employe who concealed his outside activities subjects will be considered. v from friends and superiors, vio If you have a book-lengt- h lated the accepted standards of manuscript ready for publication (or are still working on it) and would like to dislegitimate business and both used and was used by his cuss it with this executive, please telephone friends. between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. and leave your,. pame The committees three Repubaddress. You will be contacted, later, to arrange for" ,and State Dan Rusk, Ambassador to licans issued a separate minority " definite appointment. a . he U.N. Adlai E: Stevenson and report which was milder than --, informal -- GOP state... previous ' U.S. officials at the Geneva diswrit fei . y0U ments on the .. Baker case but armament talks in recent weeks Editorial P.O. G.P.O." Box Director, did 2119, they charge "concealmenf ' had suggested a number of times and cover-u- p of evidence. Now York, N.Y. 1 0001 to the, Russians that it would be The Republicans' said they a good Idea to try t& regular ize the system for U.N. peacekeeping operations. The. American ideas which were suggested to various Soviet officials touched on the question of individual nations earmarking certain forces for use by the U.N., a practice now followed by Canada and some of the Scandinavian countries. 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